hope you'll set your dvr. record "hannity" each week night. start your day with ainsley and fox and friends first. and thanks for being with us we'll see you back tomorrow night. this is for connie and wayne. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> this is a classic coverup of a coverup. and that is a serious offense. >> why isn't the national media covering the explosive benghazi memo release yesterday? we'll tell you what the memo says and why the press fears it. >> the creepy part is that, yeah, when you get taped in your own house, and then that goes out to the world. >> the creepy part is when you demean the entire black race. but some people still don't get that tonight, we'll talk it over with kareem abdul jabbar. >> also coming up, miller on basketball racism and watters goes to harlem to find out what the folks

think. >> do you think sterling is making white people look bad? >> he is not making white people look bad. is he making himself look bad. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama, the press, and the benghazi memo. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. well, now we know now there is no question, the white house misrepresented the terror attack on september 11th, 2012, in benghazi, libya. four americans murdered by a coordinated terror attack. most likely from an al qaeda affiliate. not one person has been brought to justice in the attack. not one. five days after the murders, u.n. ambassador susan rice said this to the world.

the information, the best information and the best assessment we have today is that, in fact, this was not a preplanned, premeditated attack, that what happened initially was it was a spontaneous reaction to what had just transpired in cairo as a consequence of the video. >> that was not true. that was not even close to being true. and a variety of people told the white house it was not true. yet, ambassador rice said what she said. yesterday, the watchdog group judicial watch released the damning truth which it procured through the freedom of information act. a memo written by senior white house advisor ben rhodes dated september 14th says that ms. rice was prepped to, quote: underscore that these protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader failure of policy.

again, that despite cia people in libya and, perhaps, defense secretary panetta telling the president and the white house the video had little to do with the murders. on super bowl sunday, i put the question to president obama himself. >> you have some who are affiliated with terrorist organizations. you have some who are not. but the main thing that all ofs have you to take away from this is our diplomats are serving in some very dangerous places. >> it's more than that though. >> we have got to make sure that not only have we implemented all the reforms that are recommended by the independent agency but we also have to make sure that we understand our folks out there are in a hazardous, dangerous situation. >> i think everybody understands that, mr. president. >> actually, not everybody does. >> i think they do. >> what ends up happening is we end up creating a political agenda. >> and that's exactly what happened. the president and the white house created a political agenda. saying a spontaneous demonstration led to the

murders, not a coordinate nateed terror attack. and they did this because the president was running for re-election on a platform that he had broken al qaeda and any evidence to the contrary might have hurt his campaign. now, did president obama know ambassador rice was misleading the world? the elm mow from rhodes, one of his top advisors went to his spokesperson, jay carney, among others. so the truth is the president stood by while the united states of america mislead the world about a terror attack. but even if mr. obama was not directly engaged in that deception, the moment he found out about it, he should have corrected the record. but he did not even when he had a chance with me to do so. that's a huge story. but if you read the "wall street journal" today, the "new york times," the "l.a. times," the "boston globe," there is no mention of it. none. the "the washington post" ran the story on page 17.

only "u.s.a. today" was on honest and responsible putting the benghazi email story on the front page. congratulations to "u.s.a. today" which is owned by gwinnett. the network news last night didn't cover the benghazi story. msnbc, nor did cnn and prime time. this morning only the cbs evening news mentioned the benghazi story. that's a scandal. a scandal. that is proof the american press is dishonest. period. they are covering up a coverup as krauthammer put it. which might lead directly to the president of the united states. yet, few americans even know what's going on. while nearly everybody in the country knows about a racist comment by a basketball owner. so what we have here the words from a movie cool hand luke is failure to

communicate. and that failure by the national press to tell the american people the truth about benghazi is for one reason and one reason only. to protect president barack obama. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction, joining us from washington leslie marshall and host of media buzz seen on sunday morning howard kurtz. explain to me why the national media didn't cover it? >> most of the media are suffering from benghazi allergy syndrome. knee jerk reaction that this story is old, it's complicated, it's settled and the country has moved on. one more thing and you got backlash when you interviewed the president about. this oh, it's a fox news story. >> now we know it isn't. now we know that the white house mislead on purpose for political reasons in a presidential campaign. so, all of that blown goes to the wayside and now they have to, if they are honest saying this is a big story. it's a big story. >> it's a significant story. in some ways it's incremental advance on what we already knew. the white house was spinning

in an election year to try to minimize the fallout on benghazi attacks. leading to the misleading susan rice talking points on those sunday morning shows, but even if you think it's not that big of deal, then cover it, analyze it, put it in context. don't black it out. >> all right. so i'm right in saying the reason they are blacking it out is to protect president obama? >> no, i don't agree with that. >> more interested in clive bundy and feels like this an old story. >> a 17 in the "the washington post"? used to work there. >> better than the "new york times" i will tell that you? it's embarrassing. what do you say? >> actually, i agree with howard on this. if you look wheat trending and i think a lot of people deciding what they are going to put on their airwaves in other networks or print comes down to numbers ratings or selling papers, they were carrying about the clippers and not just here in los angeles. >> you couldn't do both, leslie? >> a huge fine. >> leslie, leslie, you couldn't do both. >> yes, bill. >> you couldn't do both? i did both last night. >> i'm not disagreeing with you that they were being irresponsible not to cover

it however, the bottom line is what did americans care about? this is supply and demand. a execution in oklahoma. >> let me break this to you leslie. >> i agree. that will make them money. >> their business is to cover the news. this is news. >> correct. >> they are not covering it kirtz is wrong because they want to protect obama, period. they have been doing it from the the very beginning. >> disagree. >> continue to do it until is he out of office. all right, leslie if you say i'm wrong, you tell me why they didn't cover that story because you can cover that wanted a the clippers and the missing boat, plane, there was salt water in the indian ocean? i think that's what cnn is reporting now salt water in the indian ocean. especially in the newspaper. they ignored it on purpose because they don't want president obama to look like a coverup guy. that's what's going on. >> i don't agree. >> back it up. >> you say no. >> i'm going to back it it

up right now. hillary clinton, hopefully, got willing, polls show today would win and would take over the electorates and has a lead over jeb bush and the other g.o.p. potential candidates in 2016. we're going to hear about benghazi 247 every network. and i agree with howard that the perception is the american people have moved on and cared more about the clippers and a gay who died on a gurney in oklahoma. >> you guys are so absolutely wrong. >> i do agree with that. >> i am surprised with you. >> i just said i agree with you on that point. >> you are an obama person, you work for the "the washington post." you work for cnn. you know how much air time all of cnn has. you know how much air time they have in the morning. two hour blocks. they did not run this story because it reflects poorly on barack obama. that's the fact. you should know it and you should say it. >> listen, you understand first of all that the press doesn't always cover the

most important stories. >> no, i don't understand that. >> i am not defending that. >> i have been doing this 37 years, all right? they cover most of them, the stories that are big. this is big. >> this is big. cnn did have a debate on it on the morning show not enough. >> didn't cover it last night. not one second. in four hours of prime time did they doe vote to it. >> i'm not going to defend that i can't understand it but, president obama has been getting lots of a lousy press from the mainstream media about foreign policy. >> incremental, not this. >> david brooks questioned his manhood. >> this is a scandal. >> it's a scandal. >> but it's a scandal that has been going on for more than a year and a half. >> did you hear sharyl attkisson on this program when she tried to investigate it what happened to her. >> cbs didn't run the story and she quit. >> are you telling me they are not protecting bomber? are you telling me that? >> what i'm telling is you the press is falling down on the job in this case because it is a story that has been kicking around for a long

time and this did notit open. >> oh, it cracked it open. you got a guy like ben rhodes writing a memo like that and then you have obama sitting with me when he could have said you you know what? we handled that wrong. >> the one thing we ran, bill, this was news and should have gotten more coverage. >> did hillary clinton know about the coverup in benghazi and will that become a presidential issue for her? karl rove with some thoughts. then kareem abdul jabbar on whether the los angeles clippers race deal is over. factor is coming right back. hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjoy the relief!

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impact segment tonight, as we said in the talking points memo it's not yard much the what the white house represented the terror attack in benghazi for political reasons. obviously that's what they did. as you may know, former secretary of state hillary clinton was involved with the story as well. >> was it because of a protest or was because of

guys out for a walk one night who decided they would go kill some americans. what difference, at this point, does it make? >> well now we know what difference it makes. it's a presidential campaign. joining us from austin, texas, fox news analyst karl rove. look, i just had two guests here, smart people. one is an idealogue and that was leslie and she is going to stick up poor obama pretty much no matter what. kirtz is veteran journalist. they are both trying to tell me that the press did not cover benghazi because they don't think the folks are interested in it. i'm going, you know, that's not what the press is supposed to be here. watchdogs for the people, protecting the people from government malfeasance and dishonesty. are we living in the twilight zone now or what? >> we are living in the twilight zone. i read these memos today. they are deeply troubling. the memo on friday night from ben rhodes that it's gotten so much of a focus, remember who else is on the distribution list here. and who is not on the

distribution list. on the distribution list is the senior advisor to the president, david plouffe, who is super intending the president's re-election campaign. also on there is dan pfeiffer, the communications director who succeeded mr. plouffe in that job when mr. plouffe left the white house jennifer palmeri who is thought communications director who succeeded dan pfeiffer and at that point was the rapid response person inside the white house. the political hierarchy of the west wing is being cc'd by ben rhodes on this. entire section labeled benghazi here on about the third page of the runoff of this email. >> let's play the sound bite it's not dan it's jay it's he changed his name. >> not about benghazi but the overall situation in the region, the muslim world where you saw protests outside of embassy facilities across the

region. >> sounded more like art carney there because is he not telling the truth as you know. >> yeah. >> exactly. >> go ahead, why isn't he telling the truth? how do you know is he not telling the truth? >> not telling the truth because in here it says we are not aware of any actionable intelligence attack on u.s. mission in benghazi was planned or elm eminent. dangerously inspired by the u.s. cairo. involved assault consulate and annex. he denied this had anything to do with benghazi. >> companies crazy. >> look, let's step back for amendment movement let's assume for a moment that jay carney and you are right it's jay carney, i have known him for along time. jay carney is telling the truth. well then what is the administration attempting to do on sunday? it's attempting to say don't pay attention to benghazi. pay attention to these demonstrations in caro. the central story is not the death of the u.s. ambassador and three other americans.

the real story is that we have got protests outside the embassy in cairo inspired by a video that no one had seen. physical jay carney is telling the truth and that's what the administration was focused on, then the administration was clearly trying to distract attention from this incredible example. >> there isn't any doubt about it any of honest credible person will now know what happened. now, let's go it hillary clinton. she is involved with this. that memo wasn't cc'd to her. she didn't get that and didn't have anything to do with rice going out there. >> wait a minute, through this traffic if you look at it. there is a guy named jake suleman who had previous buy been biden's chief foreign policy advisor at the time of 2012 is a top aide to hillary clinton, secretary of state. is he a running buddy of this crowd inside the white house, including ben rhodes,

he is clearly involved this preparation of susan rice for sunday. he is aware of what is going on. he is aware of that's pints. he is aware of the strategy and communication. she may be stepping back from this. she may be trying to put a little distance. she has somebody who is involved in this process who is monitoring it for her. a guy named jake sullivan. >> is that going to hurt her in the presidential run? >> look, it should. but, look, this clearly indicates that the administration engaged in a deliberate effort to mislead the american people and to hide the real story behind benghazi. this-ron nicly though may give her a little bit of running room. she could say, you know what? that was the white house who did that that was the national security counsel staff ben rhodes that was david plouffe, that was people inside the white house. if she feels she needs to distance herself, she has now been given the opportunity to do. so i would not be surprised in the years ahead if we saw her and her people suddenly exercise themselves of that option by saying we agree

with you, the white house, the obama white house mishandled this thing. should have told the truth. >> if she says that to the press, nobody will hear it because they won't report it all right, mr. rove, i have got to goncht well, they may. because jonathan karl today showed the mainstream press -- >> -- we'll see. >> is willing to stand up on this issue. >> karl, he is a good reporter. but we will see what they do with it. directly ahead, kareem abdul jabbar on race in america. later, miller and watters need say more? those reports after these mess sandals. [ male announcer ] hands were made for playing. legs, for crossing. feet...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to ma, now may be time to ask about xeljanz. xeljz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections,

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for that reason they came down hard on mr. sterling. >> all right. is that although? does this have any societal implications for you? >> well, i think here in los angeles it has societal implications because

mr. sterling, for example, discriminated against black and hispanics trying to rent some of his properties, people who were qualified. the only thing for him that didn't qualify them were the color of their skin or their nationality. >> now you worked for him. >> that really stinks. >> absolutely. and he had to pay a big fine because of it. you worked for him. >> yes. >> did you know he was a man of this caliber when you were working for him? >> no, i didn't. he was very congenial. he invited me to his daughter's wedding. okay? his wife is a very nice lady, you know, it's hard to understand who feels this way because no one wears the sign on their forehead that says racist. >> all right. so you didn't have any idea when you were working for him that he was -- >> . no. >> he had these kinds of thoughts. you know, william -- sportswriter for the "new york times." you are a new york guy. do you know roden? >> i know bill very well, yes. >> okay. good. he says today that black players in the nba should

stop calling each other the "n" word, that that in itself is demeaning and has no place in the league. what do you say? >> i would have to agree with that. people who don't understand what we fought for in this country during the civil rights movement think that they can clean that word up. i don't think it can ever be cleaned up. i think that black americans should avoid using it in the context, especially what you are referring to. >> okay. you know, you and i are almost the same age and i'm sure you look a lot younger than i do. i remember you at power memorial high school and you were a fantastic high school march player. >> okay. >> i want to ask you a personal question. do you feel america has treated you fairly, you and your family? >> for the most part. you know, mr. there is pluses and mine newses, being a black american,

sometimes means that you have to deal with some things that you shouldn't. but i don't think there is any ethnic group in this country that hasn't had similar experience. it's just that on the whole issue of the slave trade made it different for people from africa. >> do you respect your country? do you love your country? >> yes. i feel patriotic. this is the greatest country in the world because we have the ability here to make it better. and we are constantly trying to do that. and i think that sets us apart and i think we have to continually remember that when we try to get things done. >> you can forgive sterling? >> yeah. but he hasn't asked for any forgiveness. he seems pretty secure in his attitude and, again, that's part of the problem. mr. jabar, we thank you for coming on tonight. thank you very much. we have a brand new bill o'reilly.com poll for you. what do you think should have happened to sterling?

forced to sell the team as he is? typed as he is? suspended from the nba but allowed to come back? pick one of the three on bill o'reilly.com. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. dennis miller has some thoughts on the sterling race controversy and minneapolis banning columbus day. and watters goes up to harlem to talk about the nba racial chaos. we hope you stay tuned to those reports.

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earlier today trey gowdy said this. >> bill, congress did get this email, that's the point i would stress to you and your viewers. this email came because of a court action by a private entity after 20 months, congress still doesn't have all the emails and apparently why are not beg to do anything to force the administration to give us >> he is talking to hemmer there. joining us from washington james rosen and carl cameron. what could they do. not getting irs information. not getting benghazi information. the attorney general is being held in contempt of congress. i mean, but it seems that congress is impotent. >> this is going to reinvigorate the investigators on the hill. make it tough for the democrats in the administration to argue that there isn't any kind of a smoking gun or something more to look at. house republicans are

definitely going to go after it. i mean, this san email between the president's deputy national security advisor and a dozen white house staffers about briefing susan rice to underscore -- this is a quote. that the protests were rooted in internet video and not a broader failure of policy. there you see ben rhodes, the cia says they didn't blame intelligence. >> pounded for all of this. >> i understand associated press reporter is now attacking fox news for reporting the -- i want to take care of him tomorrow. >> but, bill, it's more than that though. this email was requested by congress 20 months ago. and it 20 months later. >> that's my question, cammeron. they don't seem to be able to do anything about it. any of this stuff it's one thing to grandstand and hold the hearings i think american people and me getting frustrated because they don't do anything. >> part of that is the curse of coequal branches of government. what they can do is now

investigate the alleged coverup of the alleged coverup because the fact that this document was provided to judicial watch, the watchdog group, in a specific request for documents related to benghazi, and congress had been asking for documents specifically related to benghazi and this wasn't included. >> this obviously no respect -- they have no respect for congress at all. all right. let's go to rosen. rosen, as you know, we do a the lo of work here with the veterans, the track chairs, raise a lot of money for them, that the v.a. should be doing. but, they are not. so we do it. now, there is a scandal that i don't really understand, so you have 90 seconds to tell me what the v.a. scandal is. >> okay. so earlier today, bill, a top final at the top of the department of veterans affairs told a senate hearing that his preliminary review has turned up no evidence to back up the most sensational allegations in this scandal. namely that up to 40 veterans living in the state of arizona, may have died as a result of overly lengthy wait times for treatment. and that there was some sort of secret list said to number in the thousands of

alabama veterans kept waiting months even years for treatment. >> when onewc&f of those patients died their name was expunged from the secret list and relevant records destroyed all as ae.t improving the v.a.'s official numbers in terms of treatment and wait times. the v.a. under secretary for health told the senate veterans affairs committee today he hasn't yet found any evidence that anyone died while on this waiting list indeed that there is any list was kept. the matter is under investigation by the department's inspector general. president obama says said he has asked general to investigate as well. we have heard, however from a whistleblower. 24 year veteran of the phoenix v.a. healthcare system which stands at the center of all of these allegations, dr. sam foot who told cnn and our own megyn kelly about how the secret list reportedly started in february of 2013. how it was maintained off the books so to speak. of course, it all comes, bill, on what we all already know to be enormous backlog for treatment at v.a. its

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thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. d man lives in los angeles. what does he think of the whole clipper fiasco. here is he. do you know this sterling pinhead. >> no. >> all i know cat named sterling done in by a cat named silver. here is the thing about sterling. is he a little crazy racist.

all right? he has a crazy con couldcubine. i don't know what they call the chic. they ought to make her the head of the nasa. she should get stuff out of the blind sheikh like she guess out of this guy. >> she should interrogate the al qaeda guys. >> let me tell you about silver. i guarantee you he was the consigulaire for sterling for years. what do you think his job was. >> coach. >> coffee. and i guarantee you he says sterling is crazy. keep him out of my life. that's what stern said. they have known this guy was a pig for 20 years. he refused to rent apartment to black people. all right? >> they never did him over that they have court records. why didn't they do him back then? >> sell investor steps in yesterday, all the sudden he is out -- why didn't you do this guy 20 years ago. the team cost auto million at that point. now when he says it it's going toi#ú be 80,900,000,000. they knew he was a bad guy

all along. >> they reason they do that then is a lot of these owners have a lot of questionable things in their pasts. not hiring saints here. you are hiring people who are rough and tumble. but i do agree with you. >> black leg and i agree with barkley, it's a black leg. white guy who refused to rent apartments to black guys years ago. >> yeah, it's bad. >> he shouldn't have been the owner up to this point. he should have been forced to sell. silver gets the trifecta. he comes in, loses the dead weight of sterling. he is out the door. he is aticus finch all of the sudden and he separates himself from stern. anybody say stern, stern knew this guy was a bad guy. >> silver did himself very well yesterday. >> i was hoping they would sentence him to jail time. put him in a small cell with oj. >> oj? >> reality show called the ripper and the clipper. wouldn't you've tivo that.

>> we will be in minneapolis in june just in time for banning columbus day why did they do that. >> columbus was the sterling of his day. >> he was a sterling. >> i didn't know columbus owned a basketball team. did he? >> he owned three ships though. sterling would have three ladies in hot tub with nina, pin that and maria. can i tell you something as far as columbus day. indigenous people's day. columbus day. i don't care if they name it after the stripper who picked up brando's oscar. as long as i get monday off, i don't care what you call it. >> demand that columbus was mean to the nato americans and. >> columbus might have been a jerk. there has been jerk indians. there is jerk everything throughout history. >> i think we should keep columbus day columbus day. >> if we want to have indigenous people's day let's get another monday off. i'm up for that. >> i just saw chain

reaction. everybody for a single day. everybody works. we free ourselves from job block. >> everybody would know what indigenous means. nobody does now. >> ground zero for the politically correct contagion of minneapolis. saint paul. >> saint paul. >> you got to get rid of this city. >> you can imagine. indians,qh! do us all a favor. take the country back. big freakin' headache. be careful what you wish for. you have might get it back. if you. >> they do a better job. casinos everywhere. >> too hung up on joe theismann's helmet. get that behind you. take the country back. >> you can imagine what miller and i are going to do in minneapolis if we show up. we are going to have a you this thing with you starting in a few weeks. ask dennis. >> dear abbey meets yoga. >> o'reilly at foxnews.com. want to ask dennis anything, personal advice about him, about the best. >> the best can i, i will either answer it honestly or more importantly fake like i

am. >> that's right. >> ask dennis. everybody is lined up. this is going to be big. >> throw them at me, baby. >> there you go. miller and i would like to thank everybody in grand rapids, michigan. bolder fresher show in june sold out. few tickets remain in minneapolis. you better hurry. may 10th. one week for saturday, miller will be doing his don hoe imitation in honolulu. i will be there disguised as charo. >> everybody tap each other. it's america 180. >> going to be a blast in honolulu details on bill o'reilly.com. watters world on deck. sent jesse up to harlem to find out what the folks think about all the racial chaos going on. chaos going on. moments away. [ laughter ] smoke?

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back of the book segment tonight, watters world in new york city. african-americans make up about 26% of the population. and one of the legacy communities is harlem north of midtown. we sent watters up there to find out what the folks are saying about the nba race controversy. >> ♪ ♪ >> sterling of the clippers, real racist it looks like. how does that make you feel? >> it's a reflection on the general sense of what the country has been built on. >> he is ignorant. not one to said it it's his bank account. not mine. >> when you say things to hurt% livelihood, then you have a problem. me, if i say i don't like a cracker, what am i doing? i'm just venting my feelings which is that's not racism. >> cracker is a racist term. >> not necessarily. the whole america is racist. >> the whole country. >> everybody is racist on the law. i don't know, you might be call me a anythinger in your house, i don't know. >> i'm not. >> i didn't say i was.

>> you said i could be and i'm telling you i'm not. >> is he not just one person. it's a lot of people who think and still live like that. the majority of the nba is african-american people. it's like a slap in the no, he's not making white people look bad. he's making his self look bad. >> reporter: do you think the country is racist as a whole? everybody in america condemned this guy. >> everybody is not racist, racist. you got a couple idiots and one make everybody look bad. >> you're not a racist, are you? >> i'm poor. i don't have enough money to be racist, man. feel me? >> reporter: are you confronted with raisest people a lot in your daily life? >> not at all. the way i grow up and go to college and the people i associate myself with, i think diverse culture is the only way we can succeed in america, really. >> reporter: i thought obama was supposed to heal racism. >> he's not healing racism.

racism is everywhere now. >> reporter: you can disagree with president obama and not be a racist, right? >> yeah, you can but, umm. >> he ain't doing nothing for none of us. >> reporter: he's not? >> no, he's not doing nothing. >> reporter: former knick larry johnson says he wants an all-black nba. is that a good idea? >> why not? >> reporter: don't you think an all-black nba is segregating? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> reporter: do you think the nba is a racist league? >> i mean, they trade some, sounds like glorified plantation mentality. >> reporter: when slaves were on a plantation, they weren't making $20 million a year. that's good money. they are going to give sterling a huge lifetime achievement award. how did that happen snn. >> they are racist, too, on the low. >> reporter: they are? >> yeah, i don't respect the

naacp. >> the naacp doesn't represent the voice and hearts and minds of african americans globally and locally. >> reporter: you don't consider him racisracist? >> absolutely not. farr >> reporter: do you ever watch bill o'reilly on fox news? >> i watch it once in a blue moon. >> hi, bill. >> o'reilly brings information to the table. he has out landish ideas. >> reporter: you love farracon? >> got it. >> if this racism doesn't boil over, you may not be able to come to 125th. >> reporter: am i good right now? >> you're good. you know what i mean? >> we got to get that guy on the show. >> we can sign him now. >> he had the best line of the night, he didn't have enough money to be racist. >> they made that point a lot, though.

you can't be racist if you don't have any money or power because -- >> that's the grievance industry, i don't have anything, and it's not my fault. i can't put words in people's mouths, but we don't have anything. we have to tell the folks that live in new york city, harlem used to be poor and bad but that thing built up now. >> a lot of great restaurants, traffic, people going to work. i was struck by how many people thought the naacp was a joke. almost everybody said they are not representative of us. they are after money and always try to talk down to people. >> there is a spa spiay spishen. we can't say anymore. >> i'll stop now. >> most of these folks were very nice, right? >> i had a great time. everybody was friendly. >> when i go up to harlem and other black neighborhoods, i always have a great time and folks are great. >> and they do watch "the factor." >> and we're not kond sending.

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ask your doctor about premarin vaginal cream. and go to premarinvaginalcream.com this is worth talking about. factor tip of the day in a moment, making you healthy. but fabulous deal on bill ocho re -- billoreilly.com. a free pen, book, tote bad. premium membership, you get to keep the other stuff. frisco, texas, i can't believe after all the years of watching you bill, you're not standing up for donald sterling and his rights as an american citizen. he has a right to his opinion. he told the woman that taped him not to take blacks to the clipper games. that's a civil right's violation because he has power. he's not just some clown spouting off. bill, you can't speak for

everyone. the man makes a mildly racist statement. shame on him but he did not bomb church. so what, dave, so what? he brought shame to the industry and the league has a right to hold him responsible, a legal right. bill, why did you call jim gray gray and cuttino moblel, mr. mobley, i've known jim gray for years and i call many friends by last names. i don't know mr. mobley. do you think you qualify for pen head status. canada, when snoop dog makes vulgar racist comments is he banned from the music industry for life? no, because that industry doesn't care what rappers say but mr. dog has no power over

anyone and that's the big difference legally between him and sterling. pittsburgh, pennsylvania, bill, do you think the fourth graders selling pot in grade school has anything to do with legalization in colorado? of course it does. the drug is socially acceptable and the kids in kngreeley knows it. he got it from his house. write on o'reilly, "the denver post" is the mouthpiece of the marijuana industry in colorado. check out the ads. chicago, is killing jesus out in spanish? a lot of people in my church want to read it. here it is alfonzo, hot off the presses. appreciate the question po por favor. just finished killing jesus and read the other history books, as well. when is the world war ii book out? september, chris, and we'll

announce the title in may. and finally, the factor tip of the day, making you healthier. listen to patrick who lives in salt lake city. bill, about a year ago you urged us to give up wheat. wasn't easy but i did it. i have much more energy. a gluten free diet will help most folks, pat. i'm not completely gluten free but i avoid bread when i can or eat the no-wheat bread, which is pretty good. as we get older, the less wheat and sugar we consume the better. it's true. factor tip of the day. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website, which is different from billoreilly.com and spout off about the factor. we have plenty to talk about tonight. o'reilly at foxnews.com, o'reilly at foxnews.com.

the word of the day is you don't have to invei gle when writing to the factor. you don't have to invei gle when writing to us. the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. i'm martha in for megyn kelly live in new york city and tonig tonight. >> why did it take a court case for you to release this? >> the white house taking major new fire on benghazi after an e-mail surfaces that leaves them with a lot of explaining to do. but that's just the start. wait until you see the new document that we have tonight. plus, some of america's top democrats meeting with some of america's wealthiest liberal donors, but when the cameras showed up, nobody wanted to talk. why was that? and then -- ♪ ♪ rock